Written Tales Magazine Podcast

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Hello and Welcome to the Written Tales Magazine Podcast. We'll share poetry, short stories and insight into different authors. writtentales.substack.com

  1. What Once Was

    06/27/2024

    What Once Was

    Welcome to Written Tales! In this video, we feature an evocative poetry reading of "What Once Was" by the talented Mitchell Warnken. About the Poet: Mitchell Warnken is an MFA student and editorial assistant at Queens University. His work has been featured in prestigious publications such as "Sanskrit," "The Mighty," and "Written Tales," alongside numerous other online and print platforms. When he's not crafting compelling verses, Mitchell enjoys diving into a Stephen King novel or exploring nature on a hiking trail. In This Video: * Introduction to Mitchell Warnken's poetry * Reading of "What Once Was" Listen on 🎙 Substack | Apple Podcast | Spotify Written Tales Magazine * Poems * Short Stories * Submission Guidelines * Chapbooks * About Written Tales Written Tales Magazine is 100% reader & subscriber funded. Please consider becoming a paid subscriber today. Get full access to Written Tales Magazine at writtentales.substack.com/subscribe

    2 min
  2. The Closet As She Left It

    05/02/2024

    The Closet As She Left It

    Welcome back to the Written Tales Magazine Podcast. Today, we're honored to feature the talented LindaAnn LoSchiavo, a native New Yorker whose poetry has garnered four nominations for The Pushcart Prize. LindaAnn is the author of several acclaimed poetry books, including the Elgin Award winner "A Route Obscure and Lonely," "Women Who Were Warned," "Messengers of the Macabre," "Apprenticed to the Night," and "Felones de Se: Poems about Suicide." Now, let's not wait any longer. It's time to welcome LindaAnn LoSchiavo to the podcast as she shares her piece titled "The Closet As She Left It." LindaAnn, the stage is yours – take it away! Listen on 🎙 Substack | Apple Podcast | Spotify Written Tales Magazine * Poems * Short Stories * Submission Guidelines * Chapbooks * About Written Tales Written Tales Magazine is 100% reader & subscriber funded. Please consider becoming a paid subscriber today. Get full access to Written Tales Magazine at writtentales.substack.com/subscribe

    3 min

  3. 04/22/2024

    A Post-Brunch Awakening

    Welcome back to the Written Tales Magazine Podcast. Today, we have a special treat for you. We're about to hear from Aria, who loves to give voice and words to the nuances and mixtures of everyday experiences. As an alchemist, her writing combines the frequency of words and her true expression in the moment. She currently works as a content writer at a health technology start-up. Aria will be reading her piece titled "A Post-Brunch Awakening ." So, without further ado, let's welcome Aria to the podcast as she read her beautiful story. Listen on 🎙 Substack | Apple Podcast | Spotify Written Tales Magazine * Poems * Short Stories * Submission Guidelines * Chapbooks * About Written Tales Written Tales Magazine is 100% reader & subscriber funded. Please consider becoming a paid subscriber today.. Get full access to Written Tales Magazine at writtentales.substack.com/subscribe

    12 min
  4. With a Whimper

    02/18/2024

    With a Whimper

    Today, we have a special treat for you. We're about to hear from Anne Gruner, a former CIA analyst and Pushcart-nominated writer. Her poetry has left its mark in various publications, including "Amsterdam Quarterly Review," "Beltway Poetry Quarterly," "Honeyguide Literary Magazine," "Plum Tree Tavern," "Take 5ive Journal," "Superpresent Magazine," "Humans of the World," and, of course, our very own Written Tales Magazine. To read the interview, visit writtentales.substack.com. Anne will be reading her piece titled "With A Whimper." Listen on 🎙 Substack | Apple Podcast | Spotify Written Tales Magazine * Poems * Short Stories * Submission Guidelines * Chapbooks * About Written Tales Anne Gruner is a former CIA analyst and Pushcart-nominated writer whose poetry has appeared in print and online in various publications, including, "Amsterdam Quarterly Review," "Beltway Poetry Quarterly," "Honeyguide Literary Magazine," "Plum Tree Tavern," "Take 5ive Journal," "Superpresent Magazine," "Humans of the World," and this one. Written Tales Magazine is 100% reader & subscriber funded. Please consider becoming a paid subscriber today. Get full access to Written Tales Magazine at writtentales.substack.com/subscribe

    4 min
  5. The Onslaught of Happiness

    01/31/2024

    The Onslaught of Happiness

    Today, we're delighted to feature Jen O'Connor, a published author whose work has graced prestigious literary magazines and stages in Los Angeles and South Korea. Known for her captivating storytelling, Jen will now share her poignant poem, 'The Onslaught of Happiness.’ Listen on 🎙 Substack | Apple Podcast | Spotify Written Tales Magazine * Poems * Short Stories * Submission Guidelines * Chapbooks * About Written Tales Jen O'Connor, a published author, has been featured in various literary magazines such as Two Hawks Quarterly, Imagine Magazine, Persimmon Tree, and more. Their work has been showcased in spoken word performances in the Los Angeles area, with plays produced in the US and South Korea. Written Tales Magazine is 100% reader & subscriber funded. Please consider becoming a paid subscriber today. Get full access to Written Tales Magazine at writtentales.substack.com/subscribe

    2 min
  6. Mental Melodies

    01/30/2024

    Mental Melodies

    Today, we're honored to present Dru Dixon, an avid reader and wordsmith extraordinaire. Dixon's poetic voice and skillful word selection bring life to his thought-provoking prose. Get ready for a journey through time and emotion as he shares his poem, 'Mental Melodies.' Listen on 🎙 Substack | Apple Podcast | Spotify Written Tales Magazine * Poems * Short Stories * Submission Guidelines * Chapbooks * About Dru Dixon is an avid reader and fan of the written word. He crafts thought-provoking prose to share slices of time as he molds each scene with his poetic voice and eloquent use of word selection. Written Tales Magazine is 100% reader & subscriber funded. Please consider becoming a paid subscriber today. Read Mental Melodies Get full access to Written Tales Magazine at writtentales.substack.com/subscribe

    2 min

  7. 10/23/2023

    Flicker

    In this episode, Ann van Wijgerden will read “Flicker.” Listen on 🎙 Substack | Apple Podcast | Spotify Written Tales Magazine * Poems * Short Stories * Submission Guidelines * Chapbooks * About Written Tales Ann is a writer who is originally from the U.K. and has lived in both the Netherlands and the Philippines. Her writing spans nonfiction, poetry, and fiction works that have found their way into various magazines. Additionally, she's actively involved with a charity dedicated to providing education for children living in Manila's challenging 'Smokey Mountain' area. Written Tales Magazine is 100% reader & subscriber funded. Please consider becoming a paid subscriber today. Get full access to Written Tales Magazine at writtentales.substack.com/subscribe

    2 min

  8. 08/29/2023

    Lionized

    In this episode, Margaret D. Stetz will read “Lionized.” Listen on 🎙 Substack | Apple Podcast | Spotify Written Tales Magazine * Poems * Short Stories * Submission Guidelines * Chapbooks * About Written Tales Margaret D. Stetz is the Mae and Robert Carter Professor of Women's Studies and Professor of Humanities at the University of Delaware, as well as a widely published poet. She has spent her life teaching and writing about literature but still finds it hard to reconcile academia with the world she knew as a working-class girl in Queens, New York. Written Tales Magazine is 100% reader & subscriber funded. Please consider becoming a paid subscriber today. Get full access to Written Tales Magazine at writtentales.substack.com/subscribe

    4 min
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